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2001 - JARGON

2001 - JARGON. Sophia Ronald Allen Lynn Denise Stanley Jessica Sherri Phoeniex 588201350- 588201374 - 588201116— 588201271- 588201518— 588201453 —58820157 -586201203- 588201128. Reference: 快樂與希望 高強華主編 國立臺灣師範大學印行  2000 年 3 月初版

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2001 - JARGON

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  1. 2001-JARGON • Sophia Ronald Allen Lynn Denise Stanley Jessica Sherri Phoeniex • 588201350-588201374- 588201116—588201271-588201518—588201453—58820157-586201203-588201128 • Reference: • 快樂與希望 高強華主編 國立臺灣師範大學印行  2000年3月初版 • http://www.learner.org/exhibits/cinema/acting3.html

  2. What is the Jargon? Every science, profession and occupation has its own set of words, some of which are considered to be “slang” and others “ technical,” depending on the status of the people using these “in” words. Such words are sometimes called jargon or argot.

  3. Quiet on the Set: Film Jargon What is a “take”? If you're asked to “cheat”, what are you being asked to do? As an actor on a film set, you'll need to know the following words and phrases.

  4. close-up Positioning the camera close to an actor's face (or any object that is significant in the scene) so that the person or object fills the frame. long shot A camera angle used to stress the environment or setting; the camera is at a distance from the subject of the shot. pickup The director uses this term to indicate that he or she wants to redo a small part of the scene. For example, if a scene is going well until someone forgets a line, the director might want to pick up the scene near that point to avoid resorting the entire scene. Film Jargon that's a wrap A phrase that means, "We're done. Shooting is over for today."

  5. 7998! 865!! • Social Varieties – Teenager’s Language

  6. Teenager’s Language (Taiwan) Explanation 載卡多 肥胖者 a fat person 隔壁老王 別人/不是我 It’s other’s fault not mine. 洗耳朵 聽音樂 to listen to music L.K.K. 老酷酷 (Taiwanese) old person S.P.P. 聳幣幣 (Taiwanese) vulgar; out of fashion BMW 長舌婦 Big Mouth Woman ?

  7. Teenager’s Language (Taiwan) Explanation 7998 Let’s take a walk! 77543 Guess who I am! 865 Don’t bother me. 7450 I’m terribly mad (quite furious). 07860 Did you have your meal? 918 Cheer Up! 7998!

  8. Word Denotation Connotation Situation 老油條 Chinese food for breakfast A sleeky fellow Negative 哈姆雷特 Famous work （莎士比亞） Not understand meaning；Too advanced！ Ironic 超棒 You are great！ To exaggerate！ Ironic 補（台語） nutrition Someone have good look！ Positive cool The weather is cool！ Someone’s topic is boring！ Ironic General Language

  9. Word Denotation Connotation Situation Follow the traffic rules To be law-abiding Some people have specific look！ Negative amiability A kind person, easy to get along with other people. 隨便說說，就一言不合。 Negative 芭樂（吹氣球） food boasting Negative quality A person has an elegant feeling. Childishness and nervousness Negative

  10. -THE END- Group Members Sophia 黃鈴慧 Ronald 蕭黃介 Allen 曾子龍 Lynn 施慧苓 Denise 王巧亭 Phoenix 彭詩惠 Stanley 楊峻維 Jessica 謝金蓉 Sherri白 蘋 Designed by Ronald

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